BBL Company definition

BBL Company means the BBL Company V.O.F., registered at the ‘Xxxxx van Koophandel’ number 02085020, owning and operating the BBL-Facilities.
BBL Company means the BBL Company V.O.F., registered at the ‘Kamer van Koophandel’ number 02085020, owning and operating the BBL-Facilities.

Examples of BBL Company in a sentence

  • BBL Company shall endeavour to minimise the Gas Balance at the end of the Gas Day.

  • BBL Company shall with regard to allocations keep auditable record of all underlying data on an Hourly basis per meter run which are used for the determination of the invoices and allocations for the period legally required.

  • All amounts that would have been payable during the Contract Period under the Agreement in place at the Gas Day as referred to in Article 3.3 will be immediately recoverable from Shipper and bear interest as provided for in Article 12.2 from the day immediately following the date of the notice of BBL Company by which the Agreement with Shipper is terminated, until but excluding the actual date of payment.

  • BBL Company has the right to reject a Nomination or a Renomination if this (Re)Nomination is not given according to the Operating Manual.

  • BBL Company may accept a third party authorised by Xxxxxxx that has passed the communication test as described in the Operating Manual to perform on behalf of Shipper all operational communications.

  • If the quality and/or pressure of Gas at the Connection Point and/or the Exit Point fails to conform to the quality and/or pressure specifications, as described in the Operating Manual, BBL Company has the right to reduce the Transmission Capacity, thereby giving priority according to the priority principles as described in the Operating Manual to a reduction of interruptible transmission capacities.

  • If it is necessary to reduce or part or all of the services, BBL Company shall be authorised to reduce for operational purposes the relevant Transmission Capacity, thereby giving priority according to the priority principles as described in the Operating Manual to a reduction of interruptible transmission capacities.

  • BBL Company will inform PRISMA of the Shipper’s temporary or permanent loss of BBL-Shipper status and PRISMA will immediately deactivate the Shipper from the market functionalities of BBL Company on PRISMA.

  • The risk attached to the Exit Gas made available by BBL Company to Shipper in accordance with the Agreement shall pass from BBL Company to Shipper at the Exit Point.

  • For the purpose of maintenance of, or any other activities affecting the BBL-Facilities, BBL Company shall have the right to have up to fifteen (15) Reduced Delivery Days in each Year.

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